1. The document introduces Classroom, Doctopus, and Goobric as tools that make assignment evaluation easier. 2. It provides step-by-step instructions for using Doctopus to ingest a Google Classroom assignment and its rubric, and for using Goobric to attach the rubric to a student's submitted assignment for grading. 3. The tools allow teachers to quickly grade assignments against pre-defined rubrics, add comments, and send graded work back to students with rubric feedback, saving time and paper.

1. Classroom+Doctopus+Goobric
Evaluation Made Easy(er)
Gafe Summit 2015
Cari Wilson

2. How an octopus and an
eyeball are going to make
your life easier!
Alternate title….

4. Name
School / Grade
“googliness”

7. Old School
paper,
pencils, and
more paper
Not-so-old school
blogs, emails,
paper, pencils,
more emails and
more paper!
New school
Classroom,
Doctopus and
Goobric

8. Give your students an
assignment

9. Using Sheets, create a rubric
for the assignment.

10. 1. Open a new sheet. Click on “get add-ons”.
Find and install Doctopus. You will only
have to do this one time.
2. Once you’ve installed it, it shows up here!
3. Don’t forget to name your sheet.

11. 1. Once you’ve launched Doctopus, it
shows up on the right side of the
page.
2. The first thing you do is click on the
drop down menuand choose “ingest
Google CR Assignment”

12. 1. Choose your class from the
dropdown menu and then
choose your assignment from
the next drop down menu.
2. Then, click the blue “Ingest
Assignment” button.

13. 1. Go back to add-ons and
install Goobric.
2. You’ll get a little eyeball that
lives up in your search bar.
3. Then click the “Attach
Goobric” button.

14. 1. Search for the rubric
you already created!
2. Once you’ve chosen it,
click “Attach Rubric”

15. Open up the link to the first turned
in assignment.
Once the assignment is open, click on
the eyeball to install the Goobric.

16. Click on the sections of the
Goobric that apply.
Add any written
comments to the student.
When you are done,
click “Submit”. The
assignment goes back
to the student, with the
rubric and your
comments attached.

17. The students get their
work back and you get
a permanent record of
their results!

20. @kayakcari
cwilson@sd45.bc.ca